Regjisorin

Regjisorin is the Albanian definite form of regjisor, a noun that designates a person who performs registrations or maintains a registry. The word derives from the root regjistr- “to register,” with the agentive suffix -tor, and the definite ending -in. The term is used in formal and administrative contexts to refer to individuals who record information in official registers.

In practice, a regjisor is typically a civil servant or official responsible for keeping and updating records in a registry. Common duties include recording events such as births, marriages, and deaths; handling property or legal registrations; issuing extracts or certificates; and ensuring the accuracy and security of stored data. Registrars may operate in government offices, civil status offices, courts, land registries, or other institutions that manage official records.

Usage examples in Albanian contexts often describe roles within civil registration offices or similar authorities. The concept also appears in discussions of administrative procedures, where accurate registries underpin identity verification, property transactions, and demographic statistics.

See also: regjistrim (registration), regjistrues (a related term for the registrant or registrar in some contexts), regjistri (the registry or register).

Note: As a common noun for a professional role, regjisorin appears in masculine form in sentences, with subject and gender agreement determined by surrounding syntax.